Kosovo Faces Prolonged Political Crisis as Parliament Fails to Elect Speaker—Again

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Kosovo’s Parliamentary Deadlock Raises Prospect of New Elections

After the new parliament met four times – and still failed to elect a speaker – experts predict either the formation of a weak government, or snap elections.

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